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Remember
Titles of books, magazines, movies, and newspapers are set off by italics in printed material.
When you write by hand, underline these titles. Titles of short stories, book chapters,
articles, songs, and most poems are set off by quotation marks. The first word and each
important word in a title begins with a capital letter. Words such as a, an, and, as, at, for,
in, of, the, and to are not capitalized unless they are the first or last words in the title.
Write each sentence correctly. Capitalize each title. Then underline or add quotation marks to set off the title.
1. Our library subscribes to the magazine national geographic kids.
2. Chapter 3 in your social studies text is called the people of the southwest.
3. Here's a funny poem with the title the mosquito in my ear.
4. Another great short story is the dog of pompeii.
5. Ginny was singing a song titled i'm sitting on top of the world.